Stein, who spoke during the visit, highlighted the importance of apprenticeships and the value these programs provide to local communities.
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17th Annual Hospice of Davidson County Benefit Golf Tournament Raises Support for Local Patient Care
The 17th Annual Benefit Golf Tournament brought together 112 golfers, sponsors, volunteers and supporters to raise funds that ensure families in the community continue to receive compassionate care and guidance during life’s most significant journeys.
North Carolina still doesn’t have a budget. Here’s how that affects everyday life.
There are no new deadlines that would force lawmakers to reach an agreement. North Carolina’s continuation law allows agencies to operate at last year’s levels indefinitely. Leaders in the House and Senate have said they do not expect to make a deal before this year’s short session starts on April 21.
Thomasville Joins Southern Cities Economic Initiative: Announces Small Business Incubator
GROW YOUR BUSINESS + WIN GRANTS!
Thomasville entrepreneurs: Join Launch Thomasville, our new 8-week accelerator. Get expert coaching at no cost and compete for $14,000 in total grant funding! Leadership & Marketing Training, Free Childcare & Spanish Translation, and Grants up to $4,000 (City businesses only) Starts Feb 12th
2nd Annual Thomasville Santa Crawl Set to Bring Festive Energy Downtown on December 13th
Thomasville will kick off a lively night of holiday spirit on Friday, December 13th, as the 2nd Annual Thomasville Santa Crawl returns to downtown
State Senator Steve Jarvis Recognized as NC Chamber Champion
State Senator Steve Jarvis has been named a “Chamber Champion” by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce.
Joel Leonard: Happy Fixgiving
Columnist Joel Leonard is encouraging us to think of new Thanksgiving traditions!
How do we create a culture that ensures making of gifts to propel our society forward?
Shouldn't we inspire more curiosity so more skills and talent are developed in the future, I am working on legacy gifts for my grandkids. Why?
Community Event Sparks Needed Discussion About Unity and Information
Guests enjoyed hearty appetizers and browsed the Ebony Collective Holiday Market before we settled in for the screening of PBS Documentary American Coup: Wilmington 1898 at 5:30 p.m. The panel at 6:30 p.m. brought thoughtful voices together to reflect on how the events of 1898 still echo today — and you leaned in with the kind of curiosity and courage that keeps local storytelling alive.
Newsie Night Out Oct. 2nd: Local Journalism, Big Updates, and a Little Shopping at Fox and Olive
Newsie Night Out remains what it’s always been at heart: a celebration of our supporters. You’ll meet the people behind the bylines, enjoy great conversation, and see firsthand the impact your investment makes.
Leaders discuss progress at state of the community breakfast
During the event, Lexington Mayor Jason Hayes and Davidson County Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Karen Watford gave an update on past successes, recent projects and future plans for their prospective legislative branches.
Press Release: Walmart Hosts Local Wellness Event with Free Health Screenings
Walmart Hosts Wellness Event with Free Health Screenings
From Early Mornings to Lasting Legacies: A Labor Day Reflection
This Labor Day isn’t just about a day off—it’s about the people who keep Davidson County running. From law enforcement to restaurants, even our hardest workers are saying low pay just can’t cut the mustard.
From Lexington to the NFL: Devante Pittman's Journey of Excellence
In 2024, Devante’s career took a significant leap forward when he secured an internship with the Carolina Panthers. This experience provided him with invaluable exposure to the inner workings of an NFL organization, offering a unique perspective beyond the field. It was this behind-the-scenes knowledge and a keen understanding of the sports business that positioned him for his next major role.
Lexington City Council approves economic development grant for potential $25 million investment
Following a public hearing, the Lexington City Council approved a $83,850 economic development grant for Project Yacht. The unidentified company plans to invest $25.8 million over the next three years and create at least 50 jobs.
Hospice of Davidson County recognized for workplace environment and leadership
The organization is also celebrating its 40th anniversary and is in the middle of a major expansion of its campus.
Davidson County Young Professionals Finding Their Footing
The Davidson County Young Professionals, organized by Stephanie Huynh, is a new grassroots group bringing together career-driven locals and newcomers for monthly meetups to network, make friends, and strengthen community connections.
Newly Remodeled Lexington Walmart Neighborhood Market Re-Opens with Customer-Centric Features and a New Community Focused Mural
Walmart customers in Lexington were welcomed inside the newly transformed Neighborhood Market at 90 US-64, Lexington, NC 27295 this morning as the much-anticipated project is now complete. Creating omni-shopping experiences that save customers time and money, Walmart continues its transformational journey to become America’s favorite place to shop whether in-store, online or via the mobile app.
Column: Labor Day and the Price of Survival
In Davidson County, the conversation around wages isn’t just about numbers—it’s about survival. From law enforcement officers to restaurant workers, even those with decades of experience and multiple degrees are finding that hard work doesn’t always add up to a living.